Hello from Georgia

[bcrow]

Greetings from Atlanta!

About me: I began falconry in 1991 at the age of 15 and practiced until 21 when school/work/life became too taxing. After many many years in college(s), I earned my PhD and entered the real world 10 years ago. At 37, I finally reached a point in my life where I feel comfortable to return to the sport I loved so much. I am happy to say that I recently passed my inspections, reactivated my license, and I am beginning the process of gearing up for trapping season. I just re-joined the Georgia Falconry Association and I am eager to re-join NAFA as soon as I can find a reference.

Technically I still hold the general class status I reached many years ago but I feel more like an apprentice than ever before.

Thank you for reading.

[Stryker777]

Welcome back to the fun

[thunderheartiii]

Welcome to NAFEX and the GFA. Have a great journey on your renewed falconry trail

[sharptail]

Welcome back...you are just in time for the golden age of falconry. Very few have had the opportunities available now. Hang on to your hat though, things are a changing, rapidly. I am wondering if we will loose Sage Grouse hawking for the remainder of my hawking life, this year? It is a 'get it while you can' situation, before it evaporates.

[bcrow]

Absolutely. The laws and regulations have, in some cases, changed dramatically in last 20 years. Still trying to figure out how it pertains to GA.

[awleaphart]

Welcome back.
Anthony

[thunderheartiii]

Absolutely. The laws and regulations have, in some cases, changed dramatically in last 20 years. Still trying to figure out how it pertains to GA.

GA adopted the Federal Regs/Laws in whole..... as is.

[Breeze]

Welcome back Brian! Enjoy!